15 June 2015
Journalist’s previous book, subjected to corporate media blackout, accurately predicted rise of Israel’s extreme right. Read more about Max Blumenthal's unflinching book on Gaza war must not be ignored
2 June 2015
Jenin’s Freedom Theatre manages to evoke the Church of the Nativity’s ambience on a British stage. Read more about When death was in everyone's eyes: recalling Bethlehem's siege
28 May 2015
Corinne Silva’s photographic exhibition illustrates how Zionists have tried to erase Palestine’s identity and culture. Read more about Stamping a new identity on Palestine's landscape
19 May 2015
Despite the huge resources dedicated to Hebrew, some Jewish Israeli writers work in Arabic. Read more about Can literature disrupt Israel’s identity?
11 May 2015
Difficult to categorize as either a history or architecture book, Sharon Rotbard’s White City, Black City is a compelling ghost story. Read more about The “forced geography” of Tel Aviv
1 May 2015
Despite being aimed at academics, new book offers a biting critique of capitalist experiments in Palestine. Read more about How development aid has failed Palestine and benefitted Israel
24 April 2015
Everything — down to “our coffee cups” — is stolen away in the poet’s final works. Read more about Mahmoud Darwish and the intimacy of Israel's occupation
20 April 2015
Noam Chomsky appears less hostile to the boycott of Israel than he was in his notorious 2014 article for The Nation. Read more about Chomsky and Pappe clash on "solutions" for Palestine in new book
16 April 2015
Israeli officers spy on cows in saga of nonviolent resistance. Read more about Beit Sahour’s first intifada heroes celebrated in intelligent, funny film
13 April 2015
Novelist khulud khamis tackles sex and religion in present-day Israel and the occupied West Bank. Read more about Fragments of Palestine woven together in literary plea for female solidarity
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